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Hey everyone!

I’m here with a trusty old WIP post, but from now on, I’m going to call it In the Making!

I’m so happy you’re enjoying these new types of posts! I was really excited to start doing them and bring a little more variety and interactivity to my page.

How I started

Since the introduction post for this set, I’ve started working on the sunroom windows. I did a lot of brainstorming because I knew I wanted to do something different this time. I felt like another set of wooden frames would be a little repetitive, and then I remembered the light blue iron door I showed you in the Collection Journal.

I really loved the vibe of that door, so I decided to take that idea for the windows! I hope it’ll work well with the stained glass I want to add. I’m not sure it screams Victorian, but I have a feeling it’ll look really nice with the house.

Sizes and options

I wanted to do only a 1-tiled window that could be tiled, since I made the windows seamless. The window is exactly the height of a short wall. For taller walls, I’m also including two additional window sizes (see above): a smaller and a taller version, each with a closed and an open option. This way, you can stack them to create full-height windows on taller walls, place them above doors, or simply use them on their own.

I'm so excited to do this set, I already planned some cool items to really bring this sunroom to life! I can't wait to show you more.

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Comments

Debby Griffiths

You are so talented! Thank you for sharing this.

vee1407

It's looking so good already!! I'm so beyond excited for this and can't wait to get to put it in my game! I have some vintage Victorian home floor plans that I know will look amazing with your CC!!

gadaboutsgecko

I really like that you are making the windows in such a way that they can be stacked for higher walls or used by themselves. It gives so many more options. I can't wait to see the stained glass! 🫶

mossdaughter

These are so pretty!!! I love the flower detailing

Mod Foundry

This is a great evolution of the WIP format. Showing the design decision behind the iron frames and the modular size options makes the process easy to follow. ✨

Mod Foundry

Love seeing the process behind this set—the modular window options look great! ✨

Lene

Love the flower details and handles on these😍

𝄞vvrona

𑣲⋆OMG THE DETAILS? I loooooooove this victorian vibes, you're so talented˚˖𓍢ִ໋❀

ctrlnatdel

Ohhhh! It looks so pretty already!!! Can't wait to see them in game

Ali

I’m so so so excited for this one 😍

VALIA

Thank you! Me too to share it!

VALIA

Thank you! I can't wait to add some plant details, to make it more lived-in.

VALIA

Thank you! I really wanted to add the little flowers.

VALIA

Thank you! I like how the flowers turned out too. I wanted to give some cute nature elements to these windows.

VALIA

I'm glad you like them. :)

VALIA

Thank you! I think it adds a little extra detail and since this'll be a sunroom with plants in it, it represents nature.

VALIA

I did something similar with my cabin windows but this'll be more modular. I thought it might be more useful this way than adding 3 heights of each window (also more practical for me with the stained glass). Plus I want to add windows without the bottom part so it would have been a looot of items, this way is much less.

VALIA

Thank you! I'm really excited to move on to some plants. I want this to look lived-in from the outside and inside as well.

VALIA

Thank you! ❤️

Alexandra Utz

Its like you know I built and entire house with thr charm'd sets. Like now my sun room i have in the house can be perfect and I can revamp the greenhouse. Thank you!

Leigh Bennett

I'm excited for this, too! My Sims just moved into a large ranch, and I want to make it look like an old Victorian house. I've already added a lot of Charm'd items, but these windows and doors are perfect for the porches and sunroom/greenhouses. The existing ones are very plain and these would glam them up!

vonndal

Obsessed is an understatement